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CROSSGOV, a European project to understand and govern cross-border regions

CROSSGOV starts from the observation that, despite several decades of integration, border regions continue to face obstacles....

COEUR - Centre d'Observation européen des Régions
16 September 2026
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Nature Restoration: European regions and cities are moving towards implementation

COEUR - Centre d'Observation européen des Régions
2 September 2026
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New Democratic Pact: the Council of Europe aims to rebuild democratic trust in Europe

COEUR - Centre d'Observation européen des Régions
19 August 2026
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Squeezed out? Bringing regional history teaching to the fore: a speech by Peter Drenth

COEUR - Centre d'Observation européen des Régions
5 August 2026
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Hommage à Habermas

Jaap Hoeksma, philosopher of law and author of "The Democratisation of the Europoean Union", proposes an article in honour of Jürgen Habermas....

Jaap Hoeksma
5 May 2026
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Complementing traditional diplomacy: regional and local authorities going international

Filippo Terruso examines the growing role of regional and local authorities as actors in international diplomacy, in an article first published in open access on Springerlink.com on 7 November 2016....

Filippo Terruso
15 April 2026
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Regional State aid: a cohesion policy instrument under pressure

Introduction Regional State aid (RSA) is presented by the European Commission as one of the main tools of cohesion policy. It allows Member States, by way of derogation from the general principle of t...

Riccardo Vuillermoz
25 March 2026
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Rearming Europe in order to defend our democracies at all levels

In a renewed period of international turbulence, Europe's democracies need rearming while conserving democratic values and soft power....

Luc Van den Brande
10 March 2026
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The importance of regions for a democratic society

In recent decades, there has been significant growth in the number of regions in the world. And this in different forms: as a real level of government, as an economic entity or as an administrative co...

Luc Van den Brande
18 February 2026
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From Personalism to European Federalism from the perspective of Denis de Rougemont

A presentation by Professor Charles Ricq at the symposium ‘Regions, cornerstones of a federal Europe’, Strasbourg, Council of Europe (5–7 June 2008), exploring the thinking of Denis de Rougemont. Gene...

Charles Ricq
17 February 2026
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The multiannual financial framework (MFF) and the role acquired by regional or federal entities

On 16 July 2025, the Commission presented its proposal for a multiannual financial framework (MFF). On 3 September 2025, it adopted a second package of sectoral proposals, completing the framework for...

Riccardo Vuillermoz
17 November 2025
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Proposal for a Multiannual Financial Framework of the European Commission : the end of Subsidiarity?

The European Commission presented on 16th July its proposal for an ambitious Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for the next period 2028-2034 amounting to almost EUR 2 trillion (or 1,26% of the EU’...

Luc Van den Brande
5 November 2025
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Why Regions Matter

Why Regions? Many people feel insecure because of the many challenges and different crises that are emerging at the same time, changes such as digitalization, AI and robotics that are accelerating, a ...

Luc Van den Brande
27 January 2025
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Maastricht Conference on Cross-Border Cooperation

Maastricht, 6 and 7 July 2009 in order to make thorough preparations for the Conference of Ministers of the Interior of the 47 member states of the Council of Europe, to be held in Utrecht on 15–17 No...

Charles Ricq
1 November 2024
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